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02 July 2010, 08:43 PM
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I was proud of the fine English athlete until the end of the second set when the scott showed his true colours!!
He did well, tough competition, but he played well.
He did well, tough competition, but he played well.
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02 July 2010, 10:37 PM
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Sad that nationality even comes into this thread.
Time for scoobynet to grow up and get a grip.
I would vote for Scottish independence (right or wrongly) but until that happens (if it ever does), then I will continue to support all things British against all nations ie. USA, Algeria, Slovenia, Germany or Spanish Nadal.
Time for scoobynet to grow up and get a grip.
I would vote for Scottish independence (right or wrongly) but until that happens (if it ever does), then I will continue to support all things British against all nations ie. USA, Algeria, Slovenia, Germany or Spanish Nadal.
02 July 2010, 10:45 PM
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02 July 2010, 11:08 PM
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Scott ? Are you a trekky fan ?
Andy was outplayed but i love how the english all support him & call him british until he gets beaten then they start the old scottish / scot thing. F*kin hypocrites.
Anyway ... how was the journey home ?
Andy was outplayed but i love how the english all support him & call him british until he gets beaten then they start the old scottish / scot thing. F*kin hypocrites.
Anyway ... how was the journey home ?
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02 July 2010, 11:09 PM
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02 July 2010, 11:20 PM
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Sad that nationality even comes into this thread.
Time for scoobynet to grow up and get a grip.
I would vote for Scottish independence (right or wrongly) but until that happens (if it ever does), then I will continue to support all things British against all nations ie. USA, Algeria, Slovenia, Germany or Spanish Nadal.
Time for scoobynet to grow up and get a grip.
I would vote for Scottish independence (right or wrongly) but until that happens (if it ever does), then I will continue to support all things British against all nations ie. USA, Algeria, Slovenia, Germany or Spanish Nadal.
Hes very good and has won just a number of Grand Slam titles: but unfortunately is isnt quite good enough (yet: hopefully).....
02 July 2010, 11:25 PM
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I am half english but you wouldnt have me supporting them. There a disgrace, but then again so is capello he only picked four "world class" players then comes home & picks another 4.
Give Uncle Harry the job he wont be long in sorting them all out.
Ps .............. Si
Give Uncle Harry the job he wont be long in sorting them all out.
Ps .............. Si
02 July 2010, 11:26 PM
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He has not won any Gland Slam titles.
Unfortunately hitting the net or missing the court when you've effectivily won the point will always make winning the big events difficult.
Unfortunately hitting the net or missing the court when you've effectivily won the point will always make winning the big events difficult.
02 July 2010, 11:26 PM
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He has not won any Gland Slam titles.
Unfortunately hitting the net or missing the court when you've effectivily won the point will always make winning the big events difficult.
Unfortunately hitting the net or missing the court when you've effectivily won the point will always make winning the big events difficult.
03 July 2010, 08:03 AM
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03 July 2010, 09:02 AM
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Completely unfair comment in the title.
He played his heart out with top class tennis, he never ever showed signs of giving up, was absolutely sporting right through, and cannot be blamed in any way.
He was beaten by the number one player and to run him down for that is mindlessly stupid.
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He played his heart out with top class tennis, he never ever showed signs of giving up, was absolutely sporting right through, and cannot be blamed in any way.
He was beaten by the number one player and to run him down for that is mindlessly stupid.
Les
03 July 2010, 01:24 PM
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Not only was he beat by the number 1, he was beat by one of the best tennis players of all time.
Unfortunately for him, he is playing in an era where his 2 biggest opponents will go down in history as some of the best players ever.
Unfortunately for him, he is playing in an era where his 2 biggest opponents will go down in history as some of the best players ever.
03 July 2010, 01:46 PM
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Ruuner up in the finals and winner of ATP Masters events, I see. As Im not a great fan of tennis Im not sure that I appreciate the difference: sorry.
03 July 2010, 01:59 PM
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Completely unfair comment in the title.
He played his heart out with top class tennis, he never ever showed signs of giving up, was absolutely sporting right through, and cannot be blamed in any way.
He was beaten by the number one player and to run him down for that is mindlessly stupid.
Les
He played his heart out with top class tennis, he never ever showed signs of giving up, was absolutely sporting right through, and cannot be blamed in any way.
He was beaten by the number one player and to run him down for that is mindlessly stupid.
Les
I quite like him, he's got an amount of attitude missing or deeply hidden in previous British players. It seems to spur him along to greater things. Long may it continue to do so.
He needs his serve to work though. His 1st serve percentage is 5-10 points off the best. He should be achieving 1st serves in the 60+% area, not the 50+% area.
J.
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